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"Memories, even your most precious ones, fade surprisingly quickly. But I don’t go along with that. The memories I value most, I don’t ever see them fading."
- Kazuo Ishiguro, Never Let Me Go

Wednesday 13 April 2016

On Wednesday, the Sports Centre remembers the 70's. For free classes to 70's music, click here.

10.00-12.00 Trinity Week Chariots Race

In conjunction with DUCAC

The 'Chariots of Fire' College Dash was established during Trinity Week in 1983. Liam Lysaght (Harriers Captain 1983-84) and Peter Campbell (Athletics Captain 1983-84), both of whom were D.U.H.A.C. committee members in 1982-83, had the idea for the race around Front Square inspired by the movie 'Chariots of Fire' (David Puttnam, 1981). The inaugural winner was Denis Finnerty (49.6 sec), 2nd was Alan Gilsenan and 3rd was Brendan Mullin. No race for women was contested.

Literature and Memory

11.00am–1.00pm A roundtable discussion with invited guests on the theme of literature and memory

Chaired by Dr Philip Coleman (School of English, TCD).

At this event five scholars will address the theme of Literature and Memory from a range of critical perspectives and with reference to various literary and cultural texts. Speakers will include Dr Julie Bates (School of English, TCD), Dr Amanda Piesse (School of English, TCD), Dr Sam Slote (School of English, TCD), Prof Jürgen Barkhoff (School of Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies, TCD) and Dr Miriam Haughton (School of Humanities, NUI Galway).

Venue: Neill Lecture Theatre, Trinity Long Room HubThis free event is open to the public, no booking required

1.00pm Aerobics on the Arts Building Concourse

Arts meets Mr. Motivator with an open Aerobics class in the Arts Building, to the music of the 80's.

Tammy Hopper, PhD is a professor in the Department of Communication Disorders at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta Canada. She has been conducting research with individuals who have dementia for 20 years, with a focus on interventions to improve communication, social engagement, and well-being. Dr. Hopper has received funding from several national funding agencies and has more than 75 presentations and has more than 50 publications on the topic of dementia and communication.

Venue: Neill Lecture Theatre, Trinity Long Room HubThis free event is open to the public, no booking required

Trinity Week University Challenge 2016

Show off your memory skills by taking part in Trinity Week's University Challenge 2016. A team from the School of English, including our very own Faculty Dean, currently holds the title. Will they retain their title?

7.30pm Trinity Week University Challenge 2016 - Final

After an afternoon of tense heats, during which teams from all over College will have competed for a place in the final, Brian Dobson, RTE will host the grand final of this year’s University Challenge. Who will be the 2016 winners?